Marching, but not to their drummer

Within a five-day period, Rodgers-Melnick marched twice in Washington, D.C. One march opposed a U.S. attack on Iraq; the other opposed legal abortion. He realized that the leaders of both marches were so blatantly anti-American that it was almost a turn-off even though he shared their views.

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Published in:America (New York, N.Y. : 1909) N.Y. : 1909), 2003-03, Vol.188 (9), p.18-18
Main Author: Rodgers-Melnick, Eli
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Bush, George W
Communists
Demonstrations & protests
Demonstrations and protests
Opinions
Peace movements
Political activity
Pro-life movement
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Summary:Within a five-day period, Rodgers-Melnick marched twice in Washington, D.C. One march opposed a U.S. attack on Iraq; the other opposed legal abortion. He realized that the leaders of both marches were so blatantly anti-American that it was almost a turn-off even though he shared their views.
ISSN:0002-7049
1943-3697